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- 1. English Alive! Student’s Book 1 Whiteboard Presentation
- 2. ___ a rat curry. Eat What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 3. _____ to Santiago de Compostela. Walk What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 4. ____ in an igloo in the Arctic. Stay What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 5. _____ in Death Valley, California. Camp What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 6. ______ into space. Travel What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 7. _____ in the Amazon River. Swim What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 8. _____ in Ireland. Cycle What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 9. ________ on a beach in Hawaii. Sunbathe What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 10. ______ a tango in Argentina. Dance What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 11. _____ in New York. Shop What is the verb? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 12. eat walk stay camp travel Can you remember? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities
- 13. swim cycle sunbathe dance shop Can you remember? Vocabulary Verbs: holiday activities